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ERF Wireless’s vertical plan for rural broadband
Telephony Online – June 8, 2009
Wireless broadband vendor ERF expanding quickly by targeting verticals in rural America…More

Speed, Capacity Make the Case for Wireless Broadband
Communications Technology – May 28, 2009
Accelerating data rates from 1.5 Mbps to 45 Mbps in one leap and taking control of your own wireless broadband network is an appealing business model…More

Wireless Broadband Breathes New Life into Rural Medicine
Motorola Wireless Broadband – 2009
Wireless broadband technology is cost-effectively bringing big city capabilities to rural medical clinics around the globe…More

Schlumberger – Wireless and WiMAX communications in North American oilfields
Digital Energy Journal – February 24, 2009
Through an exclusive agreement with ERF Wireless, Schlumberger is offering 1.5Mbps wireless data communications for oilfields in North America. …More

Schlumberger to resell ERF Wireless WiMAX service
RCR Wireless – February 6, 2009
A major communication provider to the oil and gas industry plans to resell wireless broadband and WiMAX services to oil companies in North America. …More

A WISP Model That Actually Seems to Work
Urgent Communications – January 28, 2009
Not many companies can make a go of a wireless broadband strategy in sparsely populated areas…More

WiMAX Gets Down to Business
Xchange – November 19, 2008
WiMAX has been a player in the business market for some time now, but never really enjoyed the high-profile hype-machine treatment…More

ERF Wireless gets license for WiMAX
Fierce Broadband Wireless – November 3, 2008
ERF Wireless, a provider of enterprise wireless and broadband services,…More

WiMAX Coverage for Oil and Gas Platforms in the
Gulf of Mexico
Cellular-news – November 2, 2008
ERF Wireless - which focuses on services for the energy industry says…More

Got WISPs? ERF Wants WISPs
TelecomWeb – September 18, 2008
Texas-based ERF Wireless is pushing its shopping cart around the country…More

New twists on Wi-Fi
Network World – August 14, 2008
Extend your reach hundreds of feet or hundreds of miles.…More

ERF taps well of wireless oil business
The Telecom – August 11, 2008
ERF Wireless is well known as a wireless broadband products and services provider that has traditionally focused on wireless broadband, network integration, triple-play FTTH, IPTV and content delivery business to commercial outlets, many different kinds of businesses and residential use.

Now ERF sees what it believes to be a huge hole in a huge market, the Oil & Gas industry... More

Two Wi-Fi Rollups in Texas
ISP-Planet – July 1, 2008
It pays to learn about the companies that are buying other ISPs — before they call you.…More

Encrypted wireless service targets financial institutions
Network World – February 8, 2008
In rural parts of the nation, a wireless broadband provider builds a niche in banking…More

Banking on WISP Acquisitions
Wi-Fi Planet – January 2, 2008
The U.S. real estate boom may be busting but mom-and-pop WISPs are suddenly a hot commodity on the mergers and acquisitions market. Aggressive public companies with an eye to the main chance are binge buying... More

Everything’s Bigger in Texas for ERF Wireless
MN1 – July 31, 2007
Shares of Erf Wireless Inc (OTCBB:ERFW) jumped up in mid-day trading after announcing the opening of its first US-BankNet in Texas...More

Wireless Banking – Banks are ponying up for wireless services that make customers’ lives – and their own – more flexible and convenient
Cable360.Net – July 12, 2007
ERF Wireless technology is accomplishing something almost as important as making the trains run on time. Banks are using ERF Wireless to improve their inter-office communications and – hold onton your deposit slips, folks – extend their hours... More

ERF banks on growth in financial services arena
Houston Business Journal - July 6, 2007
On the morning after Hurricane Rita made landfall in September 2005, Jim Fazende woke up to a communications nightmare. Rita's storm surge and winds knocked out power to the head office of First Federal Bank of Louisiana and several of its 13 branches for about two weeks, affecting some 20,000 customers. Branches further north had to operate without computers... More

ERF Wireless, Inc. (ERFW)
The Wall Street Transcript - April 23, 2007
Dr. Cubley: The company was founded in 2004, with the expressed purpose of taking advantage of some of the opportunities that we saw developing in the wireless broadband space. We believed that wireless broadband had finally matured to the point where it presented significant opportunities... More

ERF Buys into Wireless Banking
Wi-Fi Planet  - February 27, 2007
In the eternal struggle between build-it and buy-it, Dr. H. Dean Cubley has gone off the deep end.  It's all about the buying, and it’s a strategy that seems to [be] working...more

WiFi service to blanket Bay Area
Houston Chronicle - February 22, 2007
A League City company is planning to launch wireless Internet service within the next two months that would eventually cover Galveston County and the Clear Lake area...More

Louisiana State Police Swaps Towers for Broadband Access
Mission Critical Communications - February 2007
A Texas company is taking advantage of the synergies between public safety and the banking industry by rolling out a statewide wireless broadband network to serve both. ERF Wireless entered...more

Case Study: Broadband Reliability and Security
Motorola Canopy Library - October 30, 2006
ERF Wireless is using the Motorola Canopy platform and its CryptoVue Encryption System to help banks reduce costs, expand bandwidth capability and avoid downtime resulting from natural disasters...more

Beyond Wireless: Secure Multi-branch Banking System
Motorola Canopy Document Library - October 30, 2006
How wireless broadband enabled a multi-branch banking system interconnected its office with secure, upgraded financial transaction and data processing capacity...more

ERF Cuts Rural Swath with Wireless Broadband Service
Houston Business Journal - June 30, 2006
A League City company has begun offering wireless broadband Internet service across a more than 2,000 square-mile coverage area between Houston and Austin…more